Added linux cyberlab secure

docs/guides/Linux Cyberlab Secure.md

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+# How to use Cyberlab Secure on Linux
+
+1. Install nm-connection-editor
+      - **Ubuntu**
+      ```
+      sudo apt update &&
+      sudo apt install network-manager-gnome
+      ```
+
+      - **Fedora**
+      ```
+      sudo dnf install nm-connection-editor
+      ```
+
+      - **Arch**
+      ```
+      sudo pacman -S network-manager-applet
+      ```
+
+
+??? note "Note about compatibility"
+
+    This should work on most distributions that use NetworkManager and wpa_supplicant. If you are using a different network manager, you may need to use a different tool to connect to Cyberlab Secure.
+    Other distros are officially unsupported, but you can try to use the nm-connection-editor tool to connect to Cyberlab Secure.
+
+
+2. Run nm-connection-editor
+```bash
+sudo nm-connection-editor
+```
+
+3. Click on the + button to add a new connection
+    - ![Select the plus on the bottom left](../img/linux-cyberlab-secure/nm-step-1.png)
+
+4. Select Wifi and click Create
+    - ![Select Wifi and click Create](../img/linux-cyberlab-secure/nm-step-2.png)
+
+5. In the wifi tab fill in the following:
+    * Connection Name: `Cyberlab Secure`
+    * SSID: `Cyberlab Secure`
+    * Mode: `Client`
+    * Band: `Automatic`
+    * Device: `leave blank`
+    * MAC Address: `leave blank`
+    * Cloned MAC Address: `leave blank`
+    * MTU: `Automatic`
+    * Available to all users: `checked`
+    * All other fields can be left as default
+    * ![Fill in the fields](../img/linux-cyberlab-secure/nm-step-3.png)
+
+6. In the wifi security tab fill in the following:
+      * Security: `WPA & WPA2 Enterprise`
+      * Authentication: `Protected EAP (PEAP)`
+      * Anonymous Identity: `leave blank`
+      * Domain: `leave blank`
+      * CA Certificate: `leave blank`
+      * Check box for No CA certificate is required
+      * PEAP Version: `Automatic`
+      * Inner Authentication: `MSCHAPv
+      * Username: `Your SSO Username`
+      * Password: `Your SSO Password`
+      * ![Fill in the fields](../img/linux-cyberlab-secure/nm-step-4.png)
+
+7. Select Save
+
+8. Connect to the network
+The Cyberlab Secure network should be available where you normally connect to Wi-Fi. If not, run
+```bash
+nmcli connection up "Cyberlab Secure"
+```
+
+
+### Troubleshooting
+
+If you are having trouble connecting to the network, try the following steps:
+
+1. Run ``sudo journaclctl -u NetworkManager`` to see if there are any errors
+
+2. Run ``sudo journalctl -u wpa_supplicant`` to see if there are any errors
+
+3. Create ticket in infra help desk

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